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Schiller Super Double Axial Flow Trombone

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Schiller Super Double Axial Flow Trombone

$2,680.00

Model Number: SC0600LLE

Schiller Super Double Axial Flow Trombone

Big throaty sub tones that meet the most discriminating players needs for a burning sound. The Schiller Super Double Axial Flow Trombone is made in our Trombone Factory where we exclusively build the Schiller Super Series of Trombones.

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Schiller Super Double Axial Flow Trombone

Big throaty sub tones that meet the most discriminating players needs for a burning sound. The Schiller Super Double Axial Flow Trombone is made in our Trombone Factory where we exclusively build the Schiller Super Series of Trombones.

Features:

• Hand Hammered Bell with specific annealing and heat treating.
• Double Axial Flow Valves has swift and sensitive response-Sounds More-Open.
• Slide-Every Trombone Features Nickel Silver inside Slide Tubes.
• These Seamless inner Slides are chrome plated to ensure that they stand up to the test of time.
• In addition, each slide tube is straightened by hand with special German tooling so the fastest possible slide actions are guaranteed.
• All Nickel Inner and Outer Slides, Large .562 Bore with 9  1/2Gold Brass Bell and Genuine Schiller  Mouthpiece
• Includes:
  Special Molded Hard Case with Silver Sparkle Finish.

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